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Nandina REM Accelerates Indo-Pacific Expansion at Land Forces 2026
PERTH, AUSTRALIA / LAND FORCES 2026 — Nandina REM is expanding its defence and industrial supply chain operations in the Indo-Pacific to meet growing regional demand for ever greater resilience and sovereign capability in defence logistics. At Land Forces 2026 in Perth, Australia, the advanced materials pioneer is highlighting how its solutions cut component production lead times and deliver end-to-end material traceability, creating a more secure and reliable supply network
Oct 7
Nandina REM Accelerates Indo-Pacific Expansion at Land Forces 2026
PERTH, AUSTRALIA / LAND FORCES 2026 — Nandina REM is expanding its defence and industrial supply chain operations in the Indo-Pacific to meet growing regional demand for ever greater resilience and sovereign capability in defence logistics. At Land Forces 2026 in Perth, Australia, the advanced materials pioneer is highlighting how its solutions cut component production lead times and deliver end-to-end material traceability, creating a more secure and reliable supply network
Oct 7
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